Need your HELP!!

[A BigCup of Tea]

Ok so it's my friends birthday in a couple of weeks and i want to get her something special that reminds her of home (she used to live in america) and she was telling me about these crisps she used to put squeezy cheese in she said they are sort of triangle shaped, she also mentioned something called trixes crackers or something? (she can't remember what they are) any and all help is appreciated.

Also for discussion value what weird foods do you put together?

EDIT: found the crisps, they were bugles

 

[SaikyoKid]

I dunno about the triangle things, but Triscuits came to mind for some reason. As far as weird combos, I tried peanut butter and mayo once. That was certainly a weird taste. Also hot Apple cider and espresso. That is hands down the WORST thing I've ever had before.

 

[A BigCup of Tea]

Just buy tons of mcdonalds then throw it at her.

Then get a government order revoking her right to free healthcare.

SCHWING!

/badjoke

I reckon we must sell the squeezy cheese around here somewhere. At worst just melt a ton of sliced cheese on to her plate.

Maybe buy her some hersheys chocolate?

I know the cheese, it's primula but thanks for the chocolate idea.

Notice the board that reads "Advice Forum".
Why is it so hard for people to post there?

Woah sorry dude i haven't started many topics, didn't even know about the advice forum sorry if i upset you.

I dunno about the triangle things, but Triscuits came to mind for some reason. As far as weird combos, I tried peanut butter and mayo once. That was certainly a weird taste. Also hot Apple cider and espresso. That is hands down the WORST thing I've ever had before.

YES!! thank you triscuits is what i was looking for, you've earned a cookie

 

[Total LOLige]

Buy her a Mexican gardener I mean a little flag that she can put on her desk

 

[JimB]

As to what weird foods I put together: I don't think anything I put together is weird. A lot of people look at me funny when I put pineapple in food that's cooked with red peppers, but that's just science at work: The citrus from the pineapple enhances the burn from the peppers.